The project has an OSF page that brings all decentralized parts of it together in a central place for FAIR access. This includes the original project proposal, software generated within the project and curated example datasets (among others). Please feel free to have a look around and if you want to contribute, just let us know!


In order to facilitate the development and adaption of BEP16, ie “Diffusion Weighted Imaging derivatives”, we created a python library called bid_bep16_conv which takes in BIDS common derivative - compliant data as input and applies one of two analysis approaches, either DTI or CSD, from one of three softwares, either DIPY, MRTRIX or FSL, subsequently res-structuring the outputs and adding respective metadata according to BEP16. The latter part will be constantly updated based on the latest changes in BEP16. Its processing/pipeline and conversion functionality is also available as a BIDS-App. Please have a look at the documentation to find out more.
Focusing on BEP, ie the Atlas specification, we started to develop bids_atlas, a python library to access commonly used publicly available atlases and convert them to a BEP-compliant form. Interested users can simply indicate the atlas they want to utilize and specify its spatial reference, resolution and/or distinct version, with bids_atlas taking care of the rest. Besides providing atlases, it furthermore acts as a collection and characterization resource. For more information, please consult the documentation.


Extending BIDS to capture and describe connectivity data, as well as developing the respective BEPs requires a lot of literature review. To also make this process as FAIR as possible, we created an open zotero library. Please feel free to have a look and if you want to contribute, contact us.